Weve had our bed built for a couple of months now and so far its great! My husband has even climbed up for a cuddle and the bed feels safe and secure still.
I got the loft bed, size full. Four stars only because I havent used it, so I cant judge. Five stars for the design and the assembly instructions.
It came in one big carton as described. The carton had two corners accordion crushed and a 4/inch triangular puncture in the middle. Its a long trip from China. By luck and protective packaging inside, nothing was damaged.
About assembly. On day one I spent 90 minutes de/packaging and checking contents. Nothing was missing, and the fastenings included a small bag of extras just in case. Day two was 5 hours, single/handed at my elderly leisure, to do the whole assembly. I used stacked plastic boxes to hold up the far ends of long parts. Some observations:
Each part has a sticker with its letter. Be careful that the real parts in front of you match exactly the parts in the drawings // and that you have them in the position or orientation relative to the other parts as shown in the drawings.
Nearly every part is unique. Study the locations of the pre/drilled threaded bolt holes shown in the drawings and locate and count the holes on the real part. In one drawing a hand points at the single small hole on one part, to be sure you dont miss it.
Do a complete loose/bolts first assembly, and only afterward go around tightening. This is so important that the instructions say Please. Turn bolts only with fingers, and no more than halfway in. The whole structure has to stay floppy and loose/jointed so you can move the parts a little to line them up for the bolts to find the threads in the holes. All my threads and bolts were perfectly made. Even so, at the last step, the ladder, I had to back off some prior bolts to move the parts enough for the rungs to line up with the holes they go in.
Regarding the slats. As someone has mentioned, dont push them to one end, hold them midway between ends and they will rotate down into their slots. The plastic collars snap easily onto the slats. The plastic spacers with jaws on each end that snap onto to the collars are too robust for elderly hands. I used channel/lock pliers. The spacers are just robust enough to be partly crushed onto the collar and then popped into place with a soft fist bump.
How the bed would work in use, I dont know. I bought it to serve as a garage for the twin size air bed I will use in the lower space. The loft bed will support soundproofing materials around me and over my head.
I can say that having had time to appreciate the design engineers work, I enjoy the neat way they put things together and made it all so assembler/friendly. In my opinion its also very visually attractive. Well done!
This was one of my favorite buys. It is sturdy and was easy to assemble! We love that we save so much space in the room and can easily make it into a fort with blankets! My 5 year old loves showing everyone his loft bed!
My son loves it and my husband said its easy to assemble. The only complaint I have is its difficult to make the bed. But Im short so anything over 5 is difficult for me!
The bed was pretty easy to assemble, took two of us about an hour but that was with interruptions from our kids. I like that its not super high yet gives enough room to play underneath and opens up the small room. The one negative is the HUGE warning label in three languages not shown in the product pictures. Its probably close to a foot and a half long covering most of one of the head or the foot poles and is the label you are not supposed to take off. But it looked extremely bad/tacky this huge white sticker on an all black metal bed. Im sure its required for their liability but it definitely changes the nice clean look that I had wanted when choosing this one.
I definitely love the jr loft bed I ordered 2 for my soon to be 105 year old boy and girl they absolutely loved it they sent extra screws detailed directions! Unfortunately 1 of the poles were made wrong so maybe they should include a extra pile as well other that 10/10 you can see In my video what Im talking about
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bed frame
My son loves it cause he has so much more space in his room
Sturdy!
Weve had our bed built for a couple of months now and so far its great! My husband has even climbed up for a cuddle and the bed feels safe and secure still.
Precise Instructions
I got the loft bed, size full. Four stars only because I havent used it, so I cant judge. Five stars for the design and the assembly instructions. It came in one big carton as described. The carton had two corners accordion crushed and a 4/inch triangular puncture in the middle. Its a long trip from China. By luck and protective packaging inside, nothing was damaged. About assembly. On day one I spent 90 minutes de/packaging and checking contents. Nothing was missing, and the fastenings included a small bag of extras just in case. Day two was 5 hours, single/handed at my elderly leisure, to do the whole assembly. I used stacked plastic boxes to hold up the far ends of long parts. Some observations: Each part has a sticker with its letter. Be careful that the real parts in front of you match exactly the parts in the drawings // and that you have them in the position or orientation relative to the other parts as shown in the drawings. Nearly every part is unique. Study the locations of the pre/drilled threaded bolt holes shown in the drawings and locate and count the holes on the real part. In one drawing a hand points at the single small hole on one part, to be sure you dont miss it. Do a complete loose/bolts first assembly, and only afterward go around tightening. This is so important that the instructions say Please. Turn bolts only with fingers, and no more than halfway in. The whole structure has to stay floppy and loose/jointed so you can move the parts a little to line them up for the bolts to find the threads in the holes. All my threads and bolts were perfectly made. Even so, at the last step, the ladder, I had to back off some prior bolts to move the parts enough for the rungs to line up with the holes they go in. Regarding the slats. As someone has mentioned, dont push them to one end, hold them midway between ends and they will rotate down into their slots. The plastic collars snap easily onto the slats. The plastic spacers with jaws on each end that snap onto to the collars are too robust for elderly hands. I used channel/lock pliers. The spacers are just robust enough to be partly crushed onto the collar and then popped into place with a soft fist bump. How the bed would work in use, I dont know. I bought it to serve as a garage for the twin size air bed I will use in the lower space. The loft bed will support soundproofing materials around me and over my head. I can say that having had time to appreciate the design engineers work, I enjoy the neat way they put things together and made it all so assembler/friendly. In my opinion its also very visually attractive. Well done!
Perfect for kids
I like that it doesnt take up so much room and perfect for my kids
Its great
My granddaughter lives her new bed. She was so excited to sleep on it and felt safer in it than her old one that was regular height.
Great bed that adds extra space to my sons room
This was one of my favorite buys. It is sturdy and was easy to assemble! We love that we save so much space in the room and can easily make it into a fort with blankets! My 5 year old loves showing everyone his loft bed!
My son loves it
My son loves it and my husband said its easy to assemble. The only complaint I have is its difficult to make the bed. But Im short so anything over 5 is difficult for me!
So cute!
Got this for my son and its awesome! It was easy for my boyfriend and I to put together, very sturdy, and looks nice.
Great bed, ugly label
The bed was pretty easy to assemble, took two of us about an hour but that was with interruptions from our kids. I like that its not super high yet gives enough room to play underneath and opens up the small room. The one negative is the HUGE warning label in three languages not shown in the product pictures. Its probably close to a foot and a half long covering most of one of the head or the foot poles and is the label you are not supposed to take off. But it looked extremely bad/tacky this huge white sticker on an all black metal bed. Im sure its required for their liability but it definitely changes the nice clean look that I had wanted when choosing this one.
I definitely love the jr loft bed but
I definitely love the jr loft bed I ordered 2 for my soon to be 105 year old boy and girl they absolutely loved it they sent extra screws detailed directions! Unfortunately 1 of the poles were made wrong so maybe they should include a extra pile as well other that 10/10 you can see In my video what Im talking about
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